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condition delta is higher than that. and according to the u.s. army, this is what charlie means. it means that it applies when an incident occurs, or intelligence is received indicating some form of terrorist action or targeting against personnel or facilities is likely. now it's unclear at this point if this is in response to a specific threat against a specific facility or if it's more general in the u.s. is looking out for the possibility of a, of an attack against one of a number of u.s. military facilities in europe now us european command, when we reached out to them, would not confirm force protection condition charlie across at least several basis in the european command theater. but they did say that they are constantly evaluating and we'll make changes to their force protection condition when necessary and put in additional safety measures. we have seen at least one base announced that publicly that is the u.s. army garrison in bavaria, which covers several different locations. they have stated on their website that they are at charlie's so that elevated threat level and they have curtailed or shut off a number of services. while this happens again, that's all from public statements on their social media. now again, we're not sure and it's unclear at this point if this is a specific threat, but if you look across europe officials in a number of countries, including for example, germany and france, are already at an hello. threat level, especially with less than a month to go until the paris olympics. and with the european football championship, championships already having started, the interior minister, minister, minister in germany said several days ago that they're on the lookout for number of potential threats including the potential of terrorism. and then in france, since march, they have been in at their highest level of alert, and that continues to today, especially as we close in on the olympics. meanwhile, the u.s. embassy in paris points out that there was an elevated threat level against any large gathering. and certainly the olympics qualifies as that military basis. apparently also taking precautions now. >> all right. oren liebermann, i thank you so much. that's past j. appreciate it all right. and this breaking news out of france, huge celebrations of the country's far right party. they now appear set to take the biggest number of seats in france's parliament after today's first round of elections, the u.s. is watching closely as one of its strongest allies. now seems to be making a shift to the far right it would be a stinging defeat for french president macron who shocked everyone and called a surprise election just a few weeks before paris is set to host the world four summer olympic games. far-right leader marine le pen, warned her supporters to show up for next weekend's second round of voting so do we. >> need it's all done. >> majority. in order to change the country's desperately need cnn's max foster is live at the headquarters of the far-right national rally party and jim biderman is outside the prime minister's office. >> max, do you first house? stunning. are these numbers they all studying because emmanuel macron's centrist party has crashed and support according to the projection mr. third position the left, he felt of hell the middle ground a middle position but going right to the top is an lupins far-right party, it is a far right party and bardella, who is the leader of that party was speaking just a few moments ago is 28-years-old is a far-right leader, and he is according to these protections, they'll most likely next prime minister of france. >> so a far-right leader of a major economy, a reflection of what we saw in the european elections where in germany and italy as well, there was a surge and support for the far right. we wondered whether translate to national elections. it really has so now we're in this deadlock potentially where you have macron in third position and you have a left a left and a far right fighting for control of parliament is deadlocked effectively in a major economy. so it's seismic on any level, is a disaster for macron, and it's a trial for le pen okay. >> max thank you. and jim, i mean what's going on from where you are now? what's the perspective there well-fed, we're waiting to hear from the prime minister. he's supposed to be delivering us a statement somewhere in the next hour or so from his office here the fact is that he is not completely out of a job just yet because the projections that we have give the national rally party right-wing extreme right-wing party 230 to 280 seats. in order to have a majority in the parliament, they got to have 289 seats, which they at the moment, according objections we have do not have. now we've heard in the last hour or from the leader of the left point when nash new for our front popularity is called the left-wing grouping. and he said basically that if their candidates are in third position in any of these election districts they're going to stand aside in order to form a blockade against the right-wing extreme right-wing coming to power. so what's going to happen here in the next week or so is we're going to have a see a lot of horse trading going on as the candidates that are were there are three karatay to pass the bar of 12.5% votes of they're going to have the opportunity to form a coalition, essentially with other candidates in order to stop the right-wing national we expect to hear that from mr. atoll, the prime minister is something similar to that. in the next hour or so and then jim why, if anything, can present macron do between now and next weekend, which is the second round of voting to try to keep his party's power in the national assembly well, he's already made a statement and basically he said that he's hoping there'll be some kind of abroad generalized coalition against the extreme right but, more than that, there's not a whole lot that he can do what he's looking forward to is something that the french call cohabited osteon, which means a power-sharing basically, and we've seen that before. we saw it with jacques chirac back in the 90s, who had to give up the hara, the power to prime minister lionel joe span, left-wing prime minister, and the two of them did not get along and issues of precedent has powers over defense and has the funds as an over foreign policy but the prime minister heads the purpose. first string isn't so the prime minister effectively can shut down and change operations. for instance, in ukraine, for example the president could want one thing in terms of supporting ukraine. but here the prime minister could go to the parliament and cut off the money. so it's, it could be a very difficult situation killing the next three years for president macron. >> very volatile indeed. all right. thank you, gentlemen, jim, better, min and max it's foster appreciated all right. new today also, top democratic elected leaders in this country are voicing support for president biden amid growing calls from other corners for biden to step away from his reelection campaign. this weekend to newspaper editorial board's the new york times and the atlanta in a journal constitution stating biden should drop out of the race cnn correspondent priscilla alvarez is joining us with more on this. priscilla, how is biden's campaign trying to reassure voters? >> while there have been multiple calls made over the last 48 hours behind the scenes from senior white house officials, top campaign officials, to their allies, to try to reassure them and also to keep the focus on the records of the two candidates that has been largely their response, acknowledging that the debate was not present there's an abundance best performance, while also underscoring that what he should be judged on is his record as president and the stark contrast that he poses against former president donald trump. now, the president himself has said much of the same. he had a fundraising blitz over the weekend where he also told donors and conceded that he did not have his best debate performance. but again, that he would quote work harder. so he acknowledged to the concerns and the panic that many have had since thursday night's debate. now, we have also seen on the airwaves multiple allies coming out in defence of president biden and thank much of the same as well, which is keep your focus on the president's record and also trying to defend what viewers saw. take a listen to what jim clyburn had to say we looked at the past performance. are these two men that are the front runners in their parties we get a lot of indication about what their future behavior would be so joe biden should continue to run on his record i do believe that we will find him my contrast, it with the record are the four years of trump to be exactly what we need going forward. not just domestically, but internationally as well so again, that really captures the argument that we are hearing from all corners of biden's orbit as they tried to defend him, but donors are also quite anxious here. >> there has been a split among donors who are wondering who potential replacements could be for a democratic nominee. while others say this is a waste of time. it is time to backpressure the name biden and move on from this debate. now the biden campaign says that they did rake in millions over the weekend as as again, as a result of this fundraising blitz, 33 million in total, the majority of that being grassroots donations. they've had a lot of strength in that space and it's often what they point to, to say look, there are first-time donors that are still coming to the biden campaign and voters who are still backing the president, despite again, these headlines about the president's debate performance in the panic that has set in across the democratic party also, priscilla, a new cbs yougov poll taken after the debate shows a growing number of registered voters who who believe biden should walk away 72% of those polled said biden should not run for president. >> that's up nine points from february. is their response coming from the white house or the reelection campaign on this? generally the posture from white house officials and campaign officials is not to pay too much attention to polls, but overnight, there was a fundraising email from the campaign chair that instead sided their own flash polls which noted that voters were not swayed much by the debate and that it didn't change the horse race, but it also tried to look ahead and noting that if that changes in the polls, if there is a dip in the polls, that it will be overblown. so that gives you a sense of where the campaign often is when it comes to polling, they know it's going to be a close race. they know they're going to see some polls that reflect poorly on the campaign. and the president. but they often try to dismiss those and just try to keep the focus on what they're seeing in their own internal polling. and these flash poll since the debate. and just trying to move forward again, fred is clear over the last 48 hours, there's still a lot of work ahead and there's certainly a lot of defense from all corners. all right. priscilla alvarez. thanks so much all right. coming up a major ruling expected tomorrow from the u.s. supreme court. what will it decide regarding former president trump's claim that he has absolutely immunity and the warm waters and the caribbean are helping to strengthen hurricane beryl. we're following the track the crown will pursue victory which any cost i don't think they would be you, so you could die house of the dragon, streaming exclusively on mac introducing ned's black psoriasis he thinks it's flaky red patches are all people see oh, tesla is the number one prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis oh, tesla can help you get clear skin in an reduce itching and flaking with no routine blood tests 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that the decision is very, very consequential. i think that the question of whether or not the president is immune, for decisions taken in his official capacity. it really pushes us towards a system in which which impeachment is the only solution, right? in a porous former president trump was impeached twice, and that did not that was not successful. so the supreme court could find that any official actions taken by the president, warren immunity, or they could find that these were not actions that are official actions. these are actions that former president trump took as a candidate and therefore should not get immunity. so i'm not sure how they'll decide, but it is very consequential because it determines basically how presidents can be held accountable moving forward. sure. and the lower courts already ruled that this president no president is above the law. they can't they wouldn't enjoy absolute immunity. so now now the high court is making considerations at the urging of trump and his attorneys. so might this high court defer back to the lower court's decision? we've already seen them do that in some cases or does the high court doesn't feel a responsibility to kinda button up punctuate what the lower court as done by either honoring it or saying we see it differently i mean it, could defer to the lower court, but i don't think the court the supreme court necessarily feels compelled are motivated by that. >> i didn't take a look at the fisher decision from friday which dealt with the january 6 defendant who the core hale could not be charged under a law that imposes a certain level of criminal liability for destroying a record connected with official proceeding. and i was looking at that decision in trying to figure out how that might affect them. immunity decision, right because on some level you want, you wonder if the court is worried about seeming like they are being two deferential to january 6, defendants and president trump and all the things coming out of that particular event i do think that it. has court's decision, maybe not month and young supposed to the lower court need or not, they need to adhere to what the lower court d okay dean, for any to tolson, we're going to end it there because that signals a little spotty, but i gotcha for the most part excellent. thank you so much we're following breaking news out of france where the political party of present macron is set to face major losses in the first round of snap parliamentary elections to the far right parties stay with us for the very latest plus islands in the caribbean are preparing for an extremely dangerous category four hurricane as beryl grow stronger in the atlantic next sunday, dr. sanjay gupta reports i'm going to spend time here with this world renowned doctor, believes he's figured out a way not just to prevent alzheimer but to reverse it these their new hope for the devastating effects of alzheimer's reversing something that seems so preordained. >> it 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